Artist Danny Shain has an affinity for street signs. For the past 30 years, the abstract painter has selected separate paintings from his archive and merged them to form new compositions.
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Photography and activism reframe beauty
In between psychology classes and her work at the Interfaith Chapel, senior Jedaun Carter also finds the time to try to reframe the world through her camera lens.
Study tours take students abroad
While some students plan to return home for a relaxing January, or take a needed general education class, others will participate in various study abroad tours.
Students tackle novel writing
The Wilson Library celebrated National Novel Writing Month with a kick-off party Monday.
Senior exemplifies life-long learning
Kathy Louis-Sanders is not the typical business student; she came to University of La Verne with her own business, a doctorate in theology and years of marketing experience under her belt. In January 2019 the senior business administration major will receive her diploma at the age of 61.
Celebrating lowrider culture
Pomona residents Debra Mendez and Jimmy Blancarte discuss city politics at the “Lowriding: Boulevard to Understanding Chicano Culture” event at the dA Center for the Arts Saturday.
Playing with nitrogen
Students make ice cream using liquid nitrogen during a Chemistry Club demonstration in the Quad Wednesday.
Picking the Perfect Pumpkin
Heritage Park Pumpkin Patch has become more than several rows of pumpkins of all shapes, sizes and colors. With a tractor-drawn hay ride, a petting zoo and the historic nature of the property, the patch at Heritage Park is a yearly family tradition.
Leopards get narrow win over Cal Lutheran
The win gave La Verne a 1-0 start in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
Shattering records, one squat lift at a time
When senior kinesiology major and softball catcher Angelica DeAngelo started her freshman year, the softball team’s squat lift record was 195 pounds.